Air force pilots and weapons operators will also receive a 35 per cent pay rise
A demonstrator reportedly tried to perform a “citizen’s arrest” against Major General Ahmed al-Asseri
A court in January rejected a government plan to transfer the two uninhabited islands to Saudi
Four suspects have also been also arrested in the raid
JPMorgan Chase & Co, Morgan Stanley and HSBC have been appointed as international financial advisers
As hundreds queue for documentation to leave the country there have been reports of confusion and misleading rumours in the illegal worker community
The missiles were launched towards the cities of Khamis Mushait and Abha
Bank lending to the private sector showed year-on-year growth of only 0.3 per cent
Citigroup plans to return to the country after a roughly 13-year absence
The country’s also signed draft loan agreements and agreed to study the feasibility of nuclear power in Jordan
The alleged incident saw dozens of workers dropped off 200km from their accomodation
The company’s tax rate has been cut from 85 per cent to 50 per cent
The tax rate for investments exceeding $100bn will be 50 per cent
The kingdom has temporarily banned the import of live birds, hatching eggs and chicks
The plans would see bookings managed through the Wasl smartphone app
The insurers are seeking more than $2bn in compensatory damages, plus triple and punitive damages
Khalid Masood had been in the kingdom for two one-year periods, when he worked as an English teacher
The kingdom’s challenge is how to cut output without reducing exports too much
Riyadh has often communicated two sets of output figures to the market
Police in the country have accused more than 100 people of taking bribes to allow the sale of rancid products
The case is said to have been in the legal system for 30 months
“They don’t have the power to export their activities,” said Abdullah Alshehri
The world’s largest oil exporter plans to split up the state-controlled utility into separate companies
The kingdom will penalise non-Saudi drivers for both companies as part of Saudisation efforts, according to reports
Complainants are taking advantage of a law passed by Congress last year permitting lawsuits to be filed against state sponsors
Government spending on roads and bridges has increased to more than SAR100bn ($26.6bn) in recent years
The kingdom aims to ease unemployment among Saudis from 12.1 per cent to 9 per cent by 2020
The world’s largest oil exporter pumped 9.748 million bpd in January
The plans would allow expats in certain professions to work without a sponsor
The amnesty will begin from later this month